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<center><h3>Elvis Costello & the Roots: Wise Up Ghost – review</h3></center>
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<center>''' Elvis Costello & the Roots </center>
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Devotees of Elvis Costello will find this collaboration with hip-hop band [[the Roots]] a more labour-intensive listen, perhaps, than the casual arriviste. These tracks are densely self-referential, borrowing lyrics and themes from Costello's past. Most politically, there is a sequel, of sorts, to his Falklands-era screed, [[Shipbuilding]], called [[Cinco Minutos Con Vos]], which imagines the view from the south Atlantic. What's new, though, is the Roots's mutating groove and how well it chimes with Costello's delivery, alternately gruff, sour or soulful.
Devotees of Elvis Costello will find this collaboration with hip-hop band [[the Roots]] a more labour-intensive listen, perhaps, than the casual arriviste. These tracks are densely self-referential, borrowing lyrics and themes from Costello's past. Most politically, there is a sequel, of sorts, to his Falklands-era screed, "[[Shipbuilding]]," called "[[Cinco Minutos Con Vos]]," which imagines the view from the south Atlantic. What's new, though, is the Roots's mutating groove and how well it chimes with Costello's delivery, alternately gruff, sour or soulful.
 
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*[http://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/sep/15/elvis-costello-roots-wise-up The Guardian.com]
*[http://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/sep/15/elvis-costello-roots-wise-up TheGuardian.com]
*[http://www.theguardian.com/profile/kittyempire Kitty Empire]
*[http://www.theguardian.com/profile/kittyempire TheGuardian.com: Kitty Empire]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Observer Wikipedia:The Observer]
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Wise Up Ghost

Elvis Costello & the Roots

Kitty Empire

3 out of 5 stars

Devotees of Elvis Costello will find this collaboration with hip-hop band the Roots a more labour-intensive listen, perhaps, than the casual arriviste. These tracks are densely self-referential, borrowing lyrics and themes from Costello's past. Most politically, there is a sequel, of sorts, to his Falklands-era screed, "Shipbuilding," called "Cinco Minutos Con Vos," which imagines the view from the south Atlantic. What's new, though, is the Roots's mutating groove and how well it chimes with Costello's delivery, alternately gruff, sour or soulful.

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The Observer, September 15, 2013


Kitty Empire reviews Wise Up Ghost.


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